Muddy River News

Ashley talks to Alex Geisler from The Rink in Mount Sterling as they get ready for their second season of skating. And the new program coordinator of the Hannibal Arts Council Beth Hinton stops by to talk about what’s going on lately with the arts organization.

The new assistant director of the Quincy Public Library stops by to talk about the busy programming schedule leading into Christmas.

MRN’s J. Robert Gough talks to State Representative-elect Kyle Moore, who will represent the 99th District in Illinois come Jan. 8.

MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Stephanie Haskins of Loves Me Photo about the photography business. Rober & Phillips and Mercantile Bank sponsor Business Spotlight.

Ashley, Bobby and Brittany put a bow on the presidential election then Josh Klitz stops by to bring some levity here is a warning for his segment. NAUGHTY LANGUAGE AHEAD!! PLEASE STOP LISTENING IF YOU ARE EASILY OFFENDED!!!

David Samuels is back with Frankie to do the presidential election post-mortem.

Ashley talks to Don O’Brien with the Better Business Bureau about the latest scams and then Brittany informs us about this Saturday’s Quincy Veterans Parade.

Lakin Holtschlag talks about the Holiday Gift Show. Then Brittany Boll and Emma Dalke talk about Amazon coming to Q and the death of the roundabout … maybe.

Will the roundabout talk end Monday night? Will the world end Tuesday night? How much for Brittany and/or Ashley to wash your car? We answer all of these questions on a very special Club Muddy.

Frankie Murphy-Giesing talks to the Adams County Democratic Central Committee chair about the upcoming elections, voting and polls.

Ashley talks to Julie Gordon with Children’s Medical Ministries about their upcoming dinner for Beeline Wheelchairs on November 11. Then housing advocate Lisa Wigoda, who was recently recognized by the Quincy YWCA, stops by to discuss the efforts to improve local housing.  

Jake Dukett with Ameren talks about taking precautions as you turn your furnace on for fall and winter. If you smell excessive gas in your house, don’t hesitate to call Ameren Illinois.  Then … we all know Ashley is a delicate flower, but what the Hell is Britany wearing? Watch and find out on EFB…

Ashley talks to members of ENCORE! about the upcoming Battle of the Baton fundraiser for the Quincy Symphony Orchestra and Pilar Brumbaugh with the Quincy Humane Society brings in this week’s Pet of the Week … Ivan! He’s not terrible at all. He’s a good boy! Your State Farm agent, Bill Terlisner, and Farlow Real…

Ron Kinscherf meets with nurse practitioner Heather Leindecker for this week’s version of the Business Spotlight. Rober & Phillips and Mercantile Bank bring you the Business Spotlight.

Ashley and Brittany (Boll) bring aboard another Britney (Buckwalter), a medium who is having a live demonstration at the State Street Theater, 424 S. 8th, Quincy on Friday (today as this is posted), Oct. 25. Doors open at 6 p.m. and the event starts at 7 pm.  Bobby reminds Ashley she was supposed to pick…

God, no we’re not seeing Don O’Brien dance. But Nathan Rose from the Hannibal Area Swing Association talks about how you can learn to dance. Then the BBB guru scares Ashley with the latest ghoulish scams.

Frankie Murphy-Giesing talks to attorney Anthony B. “Tony” Cameron about the political climate, his long career in the military and politics, including his one-time partnership with a former president from Arkansas.

Ashley talks to Chad Walden about the Hannibal Veteran’s Day Parade, which will be on Nov. 9, and then Brittany slides into the DM for some EFB Coffee Talk about the lack of constituent response from some city officials.

Brittany talks to Chrissie Duran with the Quincy Children’s Museum about their upcoming fundraiser. Then, she chats with Craig Kirlin about the iconic Quincy gift store’s new home.  

Ashley, Bobby and Brittany put a bow on the roundabout and hope to never talk about it again. Then, Ashley and Brittany sit with Ann Boland and try to get her to talk about her active and charitable life. This universally-beloved woman has been honored by many groups, but being on Club Muddy probably tops…

Jason McCoy is back to talk to Frankie about the current political climate and the upcoming presidential election.

T Heberlein talks about the Kiwanis Club’s “Night with a Fruitcake” fundraiser then Ashley visits with Britney Buckwalter, a medium that Ashley will probably hire in the not-too-distant future.

Ashley finds out about the Gem City Doves and their Zombie 5K run this Saturday at Bob Mays Park. Then Brittany slides into the DM for a little EFB Coffee Talk about unions and their involvement in political campaigns.

Katherine Roskamp-Ellerbrock stops by to discuss this Friday’s Quincy Museum fundraiser featuring Col. Frank Furr, USAF (Ret.) about his experience in military surveillance. Then, Ashley talks to Kristen Ritterbusch from John Wood Community College about their pathways program.

“Keeping America Safe at 70,000 ft” is the title of a presentation given by Ret. Air Force Colonel F. Furr on October 18 at the Quincy Country Club. His distinguished career in the U.S. intelligence departments promises to provide a fascinating look inside the challenges, accomplishments and history of intelligence gathered from 70,000 feet in…